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The Portland daily press., 1887-06-18
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
ROns

The polite janitor will point out to you
rods that cost seyenty-five dollars each-the
pride and contentment of their owners.
Many of them have been proved in long bat
ties. 1t is no nervous mans play to con-
quer with one of these slender and flexible
rods salmon Of twenty-three pounds of
solid flesh and active muscle. 1t took Henry
Mum, proprietor of the Scientific American
an hour and twenty-five minutes to land one
large fish this spring; no man has landed
one this year in less than six minutes. The
scales wherein the captured fish are
weighed are no doubt the most honest scales
in New England, and the book wherein the
records of fish taken are kept is above all re-
proach. Both are kept at the club house.
1t is from these records that the number of
salmon caught is estimated. About ninety
or hundred have been taken so far. The
thigh line" so far this season is Mr.. Archi-
bald Mitchell of Norwich, ct. He went
home the first of this week, having caught
fourteen salmon, the combined weight of
which was two hundred and three pounds,
DR.. Newman Smythe fished seven or eight
days without making. single capture but
just as he was going away,in despair
strike" detained hi m, and he
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
THEIR HAIR STOOD UP
An Explosion OF q Gas Engine
Raises High glnks-
lREIGHI CIR BURNED GiIHt c RGl
= Bie Swssh-up Near After
T~o fesrs Search : Hofher
Finds Hsr stolen ChHd-A
Heroic Miner Rewarded.

pfrsoI AieA ieb a. There Was irs
n.sud34s eteiienlent .n tse oifoe sn5 eliio.
rai rooms oi tie Ia.ia1 J..r44 at sls
0olagk this forenoon. caused hy lhe xpl0-
SION 0f sas engine in lhe Ailiae printing
office. located lls beneath state Adil1f
lsidy rushed oui bsW ing shai bouovau
Rosss hal blown zap tAe plaui fgauk uos
er. the cits cdiio' came ns.lg aosa the
main siairsay under the impression ilal
the War With Canada Lad be4flA. whale the
resi- ui iue stall reached iue ff1nt eslk Iais
aad trembling and ial Charley farsef cAlut
over irsu hls restaurant nii1 bread tfaf
and kndly hammered thelr Lalr apau
with lL
The explosion hleN oui ihs front vii.
d0Ns of Tie baildira. Knocked aoan
ihe plaster AND ma3e pl uf ni standing
matter iu the "a ifys lauy lieiler. ins
devil VINO aas cutting lAne on b
beulh p Ia fAe ~ lul Di ils rson. Nas iAfoaA
backwards elfl a soIi 81 t8ItWleeI nlouuu
and through rear sin1o~ inlo the back
Fafo Herman -tllL ile foreman. Nae
niel eighteen inches from ile door aua
iammed into a ols CAT 81 paste and aa4 h.s
les Dad hurt Hafn Lame. Hnotlei Boy
was hll eita lllnF lsai AuoJ an4 liail
fully injured. The explosion WAs caut ec
DN the eas ll tle chest lEllllIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
In the Senate.

WAsHIrsroN Feb. 1.-THE House
amendment to the Senate bill reducing the
appropriation for the settlement Of the
claims of Albert H. Emery from 500 600 to
s63OpO was not concurred in, and Confer
ence Committee was ordered.
A memorial was presented asking that
the investigation of certain oulrages IN
Washington county. Texas be carried on az
Brenham, Texas. Referred.
A memorial from the House of Repre-
sentatives Of Illinois in favor Of Densioning
soldiers over sixty Wa referred % the Pen
sions Committee.
A petition from colorcd men in Missis-
sippi asking for an appro pr.ation OF 500 a
piece % transport them 70 Iberia was pre-
senied aud referred
A resolution was adopted requesting the
President 10 have search made in the rec
ords concerning the services rendered by
Count Cssaimir Pulaski a Brighdier General
Of the niied States army in 1871, and
whether any compensation was made
him and as 10 what became OF a
sum of money which arrived at
the time Of his death At the bat
tie of savannah hill wa
introduced and referred for the erection of
I o.
mac al Washington.
4 resolution was adopted requesting the
| President 20 furnish cope OF fhr go re--
| portence in connection with ine arrest.
| trisi ard fis barge of Cn'ting a ctzeu C
the niici states by the Mexican authcri-
ties.
The bill TO increase the naval establish
| ment was taken up. Mr. Cameron sdvo-
| Gated the bill NJ Butler said the uuaui
| q na .r,I fatst Nav al
affairs on the bin was assured. Mr. Van
| Wyck spoke IN ieri~ion 81 The hil' an1 SAID
| it had been reported Wiihou' any eNpecfa
| r0n or desire that It would become law.
/ That this bill and measures similar amount
/ 81 up e. the sum % Sll lHsi oN and Ras
| more than the surplus IN the Treasury
| Tie people did not want this kind oi thing
| They wanted a reduction n taxes not a
| reckless expenditure Of the public funds
| Mr. Ridii.berver vas making some rather
| rambling remarks. when unfinished busi
ness Wa announced and rs a close vote
| The senate resumed consideration II tie
Eads TehuantepIc measure
Nr. Moran. in speaking or the Fads
| bill said that be- believed that ihe Clayton
| BuiWer treaty vas subject 20 ihe Tight o'
] the niie1 states government te declare
| that if bad been forfeited 90 the parf cf fhe
| xoTernment tie vas willing to give inis
| corporation chance to g. before the CAPT
| talisrs oi the weri8 aud ergaEe All ite oari.
"A 80 could get bst Fheu the Interests Of The
| govern msnt bad % get ouf ~ fhe way fof a
/ private enterprise. he d = "a % prsF9se
| assent tl if
NJ FImgnfs os.a'1r3 tha e01r 20 rlske
= speech on The bin bu' Yielded l1r ofhe'
| business The house amendments Gre f1s
senate bIli for redemption ~ the trade 3oi
ar ~ere rfrsenfel an3 referred O. the Com
/ mifter an Finance
Ile ~ens-e at If s-rt iro sss- a and
500 "a ofd
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
TRAOEWELL WINS
The wrestling Match Last Night Decided
In Favor of TradeweiI.

4 small audience was present a. Red
monds Opera House last night 90 witness
the wrestling contest beteeen " T. Gibbs
Of Kansas City, and ". H. Tradewell. of
this city. Fred J Daily. acted as referee
and master of ceremonies. ia the hrst
round Gra.O Roman. Gibbs got neck
lock on his adversary. performed two very
clever head SPINS 90 free himself from his
adversary, both made aud maintained fine
bridges, bat Gibbs got the arm role on
Tradeweli and was awarded the inst fall.
time pine minutes.
The second round, which was catch
as-catch-can was closely contsrted
lradewell had al apparent advantage bIt
Gibbs was game. Some fine knee bridges
aud fiat deieuses we're made by both and
lraiewei se.v-ei the second fail on re-
verse body hoit. throwing Gibbs COM
plete sOnersalllt Time 4 minutes.
The lhrd round Graeco Roman. was
noticeable for Us neck and neck sr1g sles
and bridges. Gibbs securing the third fail ia
an arm lock. Time - minutes ln the
fourth round. catch as catch-can. Gibbs
laborei hard with belly lock 10 throw
1radeweli, which ne finally succeeded iu
| doing on a reverse body holt Time min.
uies. At the toss Tradewen won and sc-
lecied catch As catch can for the winfup
and after SIX minutes labor. threw Cibbs
| by leg holt. half grape, and was
awarded tie match.
Between the bouts Johnny Roach and
| Clint Simons SPARED three very clever
rounds. Henry Beekman presented 8 move
| heavy club swinging act ana Albert Prae
10 rius displayed his skill as a cOniorionis
Of ability.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

The public school children ~ this city
viii have the pleasure of attending one OF
the most pleas. nE Embellishments gwen at
Luees hal. Nonroe-s:.. neat Tuesday alicr-
noon. Feb % iD honor of Washington 8
Birthday. A veTg select programme mas
been arranged ant some 0i tne hr ltesi
children Of our city. as well a. Others in fhe
state Rill takc par. The male lIarfrtfe
and the boys Of the Bootnlack Mission have
been given prominent place in tne eTer.
Cises The proceeds vii 10 used far ctr
mission wofk. The children AMI psreufs
can secure their ticsets ri he door flr tae
lo~ admission 81 cents sduits i0 ceais
As the object is OF a unnle character 0o
doubt The hal vii 30 crowded 20 It- uf-
most capacity Entertainment begins
promptly Al o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
IN House AN1SENAIt
Another Avalanche Of Bills
and Resolutions.
RECIPROCITY NTH CANADA ASKED
Sunny Petition OF lssissipp. C0lorec
Men. "no Want 70 k0 10 LiDe-
r.a-1ot Debate Or the lO-
gan S9casioa Bill.

WAsHINoIaN. Feb l8-Nr Henderson
Of lows, called up the resolution dlseaafs-
ins the committee 0l the whole frOm far
Tier consideration ol the senate bill grant
lng pension to Mrs. Logan and making
the ban a special order for tomorrow. A
point OF order was raised that It was not
competent o. call up the res ,lat.on out
ha, il must be referred to tie Comnillse
Oh Rules ln ihe elaborate debate which
followed Mr. Wins IL Kentucky. said that
II The Speaker ruled that every proposition
10 change the rules must he referred o. the
committee the members OF the House
would be- under the control al a majority
of that committee, consisting of three men.
AZ the Speaker suggestion Nr. Henderson
consented that the matter 90 over until to
morrow.
Resolutions were offered by Messrs vii
lis. OF Kentucky, and Springer Of Illinois.
With view 10 fixing special days for con
sideTaiiOn Of The Blair Educational bill. and
the TariH bill. respectively. Points 0i order
being raised the Speaker took the questions
under ajyisemeut
Among the bills aud resolutions intro
duced and referred were the following By
Mr.. Lawler. Of Illinois. a resolution IT.
Quesilng the Secretary OIL Stale 10 INFORM
tne House whether the terms Of the treaty
OF Ghent are construed To inhiDit the
United States from maintaining an elective
navy of the Northern lakes bordering on
Canada and wheihe the construction oi
the Welland Canal by Great Britain IS not a
violation of that treaty. and in case OF war
with that country menace TO the safety Of
the lake board cities
By Mr.. James of Kentucky. resolutions
Of the New York Board of Trade aud
transportation urging Congress % pass the
conference substitute for the Fertilization
bill, So As 10 throw the production OF Orii-
nance open 10 competition. also urging a
trial Of the multicharge gun.
By Mr. Skinner OF North Carolina, resO-
luion msking the bill repeating The tobacco
tax. "A special for February i.
BY Mr.. ButierwOrth OF Ohio, a bill for
full reciprocity between the United States
and Canada. II authorizes the Presiden;
to issue a proclamation admitting all Cana
dian goods into the United States tree OF
duty as rapidly as Canada permits the en-
try Of American goods OF similar character
into Canada duty free,
BY MIR. Sessions of New York, TO pro-
hibii the selling OF giving away of intOXi-
| eating liquors in the District of Columbia
| After the call Of states the District Com
| mittee was gwen the floor and held II
throughout the afternoon.
At 4.l5 p. N. the House took recess un-
| Ill 7.3O the night session 10 he for the con
sideraton of District OF Columbia busl-
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
BOSTON GETS KELLY.
Ten thousand for His Release and sal
AIRY of Five Thousand.


BosToN. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE only Kel-
ly," right fielder of the Chicago base ball
club. has been purchased from the Chicsgos
by the Bostons, who pay $4,000 for his re-
lease The negotiations have been carried
on So quietly that Kelly himself was ignor-
ant until he was met by Mr.. Billings at
Pouph keepsie, y. Y. this morning After
a short discussion. Kelly signed Boston
contract at the limit. 5000 and he will re-
ceive 5000 .Or a picture of himself, making
his salary S50OO--the largest paid to any
payer in the League. The contract. with
certified check. was sent TO Secretary Young
today. who IS authorized by SpsuliIng TO
consider Kelly released "a soon rs he re-
ceives the check. The only condition in
;he dea is that Boston agrees not 10 re-
lease to any other club without giving Chi
cagO the first opportunity TO buy back
Kelly will be field captain for the BostOn'
this year, and Morrill, manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
JoURNsYlNu TO THEIR GRAVES
Two Winnipeg FOOLS start out TO Dis
cover the North Pole.

wrxyrrEa. Man. Feb Is.-Alexandei
Macarthur. an oil resident Of winnipeg
with a young drug clerk named " II
Young. started this morning on a mission
20 the North Pole They 20 r,a
Ssikirk and Norway House "a
York Factory the same route taken
hv Colonel Glider several weeks axo They
took about 4D pounds of provisions
Mac Arthur has been in Communication
with the Smithsonian Institution a. Wash
inzton. snd other scientific Institutions
With gieT II making explorations 10 the
northern seas and. If t T. possible
pushing north Wsri In ultimate hope
of discovering the l1ngiost pole
He provided bimsef uifh compicte oat
iL including liking utensils canvas boat.
~eigninz onlv " pounds. plenty of IRE
srns sni four yeas ammunition. Before
he EFF be sol3 = friend he would probably
not return for two or three years. lie ~
aiso make gellogicsI collections coast
maps anf other scientific information.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Tn roll of his regiments jr0m called
D-los o HI away from the arms II his
bride in $50. and when az the close of ihe
war he returned ID her. WHO was b fore
their marriage louisa J0slin, she COM
menced course o. brutal sld low conduct
and language toward hlm. She used t0
kick against the table with her fe g. turn
the dishes Oh on thr hoeT AMI smash them
then she would grab butcher suiie. stock
of wood or any other missile and throw y a.
pel0s bead. One tune she bin him with
neI fist on the hsc4 ol bis neck ihu.
oreaSing a carbgucle growing taere. Az i
the injuries nearly caused fle victim liie
Numerous other Charge are preferred
against the woman. and her husband wanfs
,hc -npeTiOs NouI. 80 Tr4ot hu divorce.
because be can I've Rth her.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
nnn.rle.. nnh HomrIe,..


From conversations with the people Of
this pretty little village one IS strongly re-
minded of the good old colored preacher
Who thus exhorted his brethren about the
Hood about which the good book speaks
re said substantially. " The rain rained
the snow showed an the winds bio0ed.
aud the wrath 0f Heaven came down and
the wafer RI and the trees passed from
view and every ylhing was swallowed up by
the waters The people were 90 taken bv
surprise With the waters that many Of them
were dazed. and their minds pictured hor-
rible loss Of life and terrible destruction
Of property A representative Of the TELE-
CRAM HsRtLD visited Lyons esfertav. and
despite the scene Of destruction which the
telegraph had announced. glance from the
hi.i leading down to the Highway bridge
presents ssen a more dcsliate aspect than
word. can describe. The channel OF The
river = choked with block iee. some Of it
two feet in thickness. aud II Is ianmed IN
one solid mass. rising like pinnacies from
y bed A. the foot OF the bill the sp.
proach - the bridge warns pedestrians that
/ travel d. impeied. and flowing along with
| alarming rapiiify ls ihe wafer. tear
ing through toe business streets sweeping
/ through the stores, carrying destruction IN
/ is path. The 90 Tor three miles below me
village - gsrgei - sn alarming extent, ex-
| tending to the Quarry. Il is piled ga all
/ concei sable shapes and IS IN many places
/ fully thirty feet hign shining in the sun
1 h1ht ike glaciers Ia fne Ar'ics. Above the
/ vii age the re IS gurgei in 4 similar manner
/ for soont mile and then for short dis
/ fsuce the channel IS open. until one strikes
/ the Grand ledge - gorge from which
/ trouble Is anticipated The water which flows
iho'agh the streets ~ Lyons. lesges the
/ river a. point a1ost q thousand feet above
| fhe village sn1 has sought this very IN
/ natural channel lt extends a cons siderable
| dsfsrce ard where lt reaches the business
I centre j. fully six hundred faet in width,
/ has a depth of from two to eight i@et sni
/ the current in'icafes twenty nl le~ an hour
/ BE- ool.s. and sings snd r0ars A. it dasnes
/ over Pavement snd gutter noN impeiei on
/ ifs cOgrse humping high In the SIR ike a
| monster python. noT 4uiet a. 10 piarfaily
refiYs raani some nwiing only .o
| Join perhaps further down tte
/ song - rampant rios carry in :
/ fesolatian in iis path. 10 rashes through
stores xhoi'y Hbm.1aful of the damage lt
- perform nE. A mighty sn1giy ~ water
s~-ers through fhe ssloor of lhe hotel a.
~ helping the casse 9f pr1hi e't'un
| xnncks A. front sa3e snt hars ioors ar
+ s.f.nifrsnce 81 - an 1nes sofse visitor snd
the people ~ thew ecuid Vel8 siaesIr
rf themselves 0f ifs anrorians praseuce
TIE stores rrec ked AMI -1~a fr1m iaeir
foundations are eashiensIr - a cyclone
/ rtsstafisn Nlte fee others stand lse is
land~ in the m'4etv ~-ss The rFer
- fTrss 81 perfect md -
.f. ernoxs tni nen,is fhe rrer Is carte
I t.fs ..e ts = fer77e Ea'e1 Hesr- trega
E.rtts q. fes selse s11u.f rn~ Ise sr0s'
- > r-an ne sasing 3S lhe arsr3 -.i1'
( gorge frsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Say % soie.t sud dis6aHse tl1ts fer tle
alulsiess fas COMMITTEES consists y l9ha
n .Q5nla J. D. BAKER Henry oeariDg
Ms. fraak Manning and Ms e :. Mars
Theg have alreaig "a se3 sl0z mosf ~
licn a. cql -riolie1 - slslJ3fr SO
l-lfoa AS taken up YESTERDAY - fsf taf
ffe zat cd 3 hoai ffo1i teoPef-s 1" nltA
&f4 srriys to.iay aud he ase1 ia removing
tle sots.s ot ile sufferers iue pe'ite 49,
ia uesd and toe outside ~ofi@ sAaa-d
alleviate their sssferinks MO ~lil lrsi ~
soonH TIE IsLEssav tEsAiD all Tor
esrf sng amounts thsf NAV be sent oy our
aeiefs 30 help the sufferers
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
ANOTHER BLOW AT IRELAND.
Lord Incbiquin Demands Immediate Meas
ure~ of Coercion he Taken.

ure~ of Coercion he Taken.
LOND0N. Feb. l4-In the House Of Lord 5
this evening Lord Inchiquin demanded
that immediate measures be taken to deal
with the prevailing lswlessness in Ireland
Among the first steps TO be taken in that
direction were the suppression Of the Ma
tiOnal League the prohibition of priests
irons attending or taking part IN the ar
rangemenis FOR meetings and
the amendment Of the jury
law. Lord Brabourne said he
did not wish 70 be understood as censu-ing
any one. but he felt impelei D. express his
opinion that the Irish executive had been
extremely lax in dealing with disorders
within his jurisdiction. Earl CaG0gan on
behalf Of fbe government deprecated desul-
tory conversation Of the peers on the ques-
ilon Of Ireland. He reminded them Of the
promises made in the Queens speech. that
-pecia. powers would be asked for only
when they should be needed Baron Fitz-
gerald said that before peace and prosperity
could again reign in Ireland the land ques-
tion must be finally settled. and the indus
tries Of the country must be encouraged
and developed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Articles of Association - fbs W Steele
Packing and PROVISION Company we're Giea
in the Circuit Court yesterday The busi
ness II the csmfAay wi.l - buying Dress
.nr. packing - ing ard 3e-tne ir ufat-
ard provisions and aI 80 iaasfe1 iu ibi-
a.fv The aaai a ~pcE ~ ffe r.rpsDf 81
s1fuo. sns tbe stnua1i usii in sn TIE
.rkh1Iters afe RHam Steele tfrei
Broad and Iohu ~ bsit.e 81 of iara
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
NIORSES
Al, 43 and 45 Monroe-st,
The Leaders Of
LOW PRICES.

900 pieces emhfoiderss enc cent
snd upwsfds.
Pro- II she Loom end Lousds's
blesched oott rs pc p-' ysrd
Short lengths dress Innings Sc PEI
ysf
Shori ienr'h he bat Dress drills. &c
pc fsT. ~ rfh q > l-2c
tCo Bate Quilts. csc weffb tf.26.
in zig ur pfiuts Q 3-ae per " q.
Eubro.dery SHks. 81 coiors. and Sc
Pc dozen.
90 dozen Ladies Lirsn C8iisrs end
CuHs. plain sno fancy. 81 5. 2. o end
&C.
50 Dozen Lsdiss Chemizeftt Collars.
&C. ~orh 25r
100 BIS Ruschingr Sc pc ysf6
a. upward
600 Pieaes o. Ribbon. 81 colofs. .,
sc pe Fsrd. wortn lOc
50c Dozen Linen Lace - &c per dozen
varf'.
The best 20e end 5oe corss,s IN m,
cay
Gents Woo, soeks. 10. y ~ End
f5c
900 Dozen Misses sn1 LADIES'
Wool Bos-. 30 - -. IS and 2Oc.
vof oouhl.
zer Tor 7oc Drinun1e-e3 fhirf.
300 Darsn Ladies Lner snt Uaion
Hsrdkerc riefs. 3. 2. 3. s. snt lOc
a io' o. Ladies Soaed Nusiin Under
wesr 81 hal'-pricr - Elose
sbr fof So - genuine Eor~rf tes-
. ,ous. sdvsftisel sfs closing -oui store
sfsI 15.
Ne ofef fuii line of Cfockery end
1 Clssswsf. q WHOLESALE p-ices.
SOC f1r fsraide ferssy.
e5c for Boocis Jersey. worth 8 90
Tee skfir for ssz rs yarn. sH colofs.
81 skein e. ai co.ors. Ell wool knit
! firr ys-n.
2Oc e skein fo- Csf ~ Knitting ysrn.
500 Dozen Glaes Tuubiers. cobiefs
sn Ls~p ChIuueyt. = END 3r ssch.
15c o psf fof LADIES' bcsf cusiify
! uttfre
o5c o ps.f Co. Ladies ~ o. cosi
Bas,on hoes. worked oufio 1-hols fos
sfri. ~orth SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

A Mothers Tirslesr search for BeI ~ioief
Child af Last IL ardsd.

Bie KArIns. Mich. Pen ls-About two
years aro B.snche The little daughter oi
Mrs l. Underwood. OF Rodney niue mil,t
east oi here mssteriously disappeared and
il was thu general belief that She Lad been
stolen by iis father Eeef since ibe parents
oi the httle slr have kept up trelcss
search for her, and finally when al hope
seemed to be- gone their perseyers ac, -
rewarded Little Biancb Was found hy htr
mother and Detective leaac l. "a sofaoot iiv.
ing with The family al AT. a. Nayou az
Danyille. H. Mrs Underwood ard Beg
child have just returned 70 gheif home Iu
Rodney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

Wssslserov FEB lt-foi john Jane
an. Superintendent ~ the Rsirar Ma.
Service. this morning placed hi. res E1sfi fr
q ne hzn8s sf he POSTMASTER Genefai. fr
fake effect today Cos Jsms-on gpes "a
Nar 3 ~ f4t9 fe fsEe fae position ~ -.c
rs;arg ~ fhs ~atxag Comm s-on SD fhs'
fifg NJ 3 Nssn rh.ei erk ~ the 81
nartoert. las been appointed 30 saooeea
l8I Is1es.a
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15
fELEsCOPeo ANO BURNED
Hig >nashup on tie q. 4. A = Line a.
MRutea Hiii.


CADIlAe Feb lf-Au extra fre.eilt tralu
ihis morning While running south b,.-.ne
stalled on Man,on Hil and while in ih.s
position tbe q X a J. passenger train
from the north. due al Grand Hapds -
l030 "a ni. dashed into tbe rear csb3ese
teiescoping il and wreckinf the passenger
locomotive The caboose immediate ,
took fire and burned htreeiy
aud u looked for d iiine a. i frsi class
horror would en-ue The passenger train .
hosever. was released before anY other
damage was done or any passenger injured.
carload Of lumber belonging 10 NJ g..
iavrin. Of South BOsIcman was burned
with the caboose. It - not Vet known
whether a fnau WAS sent back from tlt
stalled freight % Tag tle passenger - nof.
After delay oi nine hours the passenger
proceeded south with another engine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

ssrelss s..h a. lhy asar s. aas .Ae ~ss
Atsls 81 oi sentiment efefea llon
bo4e,caah a. opportunity - sfind oat
very e1araiue plsy. Wlioa ~ss 4s.lIe 'ls
fashion a do1sa ysArs sgo. last might tlr
,egd raaane N4rkhsm. who Is marvellous
is preserved noi sleklsd there's nothing
ssar I am told 4a3w ihis Pauline pfe
sentea lhs plse al f5Nels supported ~ q
ssy good camuanF la4st1. luv laeet
va admirably tosIualec ena feft
pfe.liis mounted NaE9haia loeevA
Ieeeni5 lude fa ses.le-t ~ c'Nfst
2ud acted with al Intelligence
allt No4d surprise rlAiis Slc Knew
her lu the old dsys as tbe empress ui lDe
O.onde bafiesqlers The clafacief II TIE
Countess Armoud thanaooe is not quite -
aeafly ~ her lue a. some Others ape ~iii
appear iu darnE The week and sci TIE f'ef
iorniance ~as quite satisfactory. Lendt az
Narray was . manly kolJiph and ~
tSones PLAYED Dsi ilespnne aii-'acturIN
Thomas Wise Wss a fanny Hector AMI
IerOe Charles Wss a good laksnne Hen
fieiie scott PLAYED AatLilqe fairly Nell.
Tonight k5hes s0n's most delightful -
comedies Caste. ~al be piAg~d. IL Be- full
Of iausnaniiy. b0tn Of the comic auI pa
theuc sides. b siii surely draw au exec
lent hous-. As this company remain all
ihe week and give a different play each
Performance taelr audiences vii gradually
work up 10 laeked houses. the very iOn
prices Of admission are an attraction iH
themselves The best seat costs bus niiy
cents and he other prices ruu from ter 90
;higy-hvc cents. TO see 50 excellent a
series Of plays ia 50 magnificent lhetfe a.
these priccs IS no Itself considerable oi q
novelty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-15

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